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Master in Urban Studies (MUS)

Overview

The Master of Urban Studies is a one-of-a-kind interdisciplinary degree program. It mixes engineering, natural science, and social science courses to give students a holistic understanding of cities, urbanization processes, urban life, society, and governance. 

  • Course Info

    Affilation Kathmandu University (KU)
    Duration 2 Years
    Institute Type College
    Average Fees Incurred NPR 400,000
    Employment Roles

    Urban Planner

    City Manager

    Housing Analyst 

    Transportation Planner
    Placement Opportunities

    Municipalities 

    Urban Planning Departments

    NGOs

    INGOs

    Development Agencies 

  • Admission Criteria

    The candidates must fulfil eligibility criteria and must also successfully complete the written test and the interview conducted by the Program/Department.

  • Salient Features

    Comprehensive Urban Planning and Design Education: In-depth understanding of urban planning and design principles.
    Sustainable Urban Development Focus: Strategies for promoting sustainability in urban development.
    Urban Governance Analysis: Examination of governance structures and policies in urban areas.
    Housing and Land Management Expertise: Study of housing policies, land use planning, and management.
    Transportation Planning Skills: Planning and management of transportation systems in urban areas.
    Social and Cultural Insights: Understanding the social and cultural dynamics of urban life.
    Research Skills Development: Training in both qualitative and quantitative research methods.

  • Eligibility

    Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with minimum CGPA 2.5 or 50%.

  • Curricular Structure

    Urban Planning and Design: Principles and practices of urban planning and design.
    Sustainable Urban Development: Strategies for fostering sustainable development in urban areas.
    Urban Governance: Examination of governance structures and policies in urban settings.
    Housing and Land Management: Study of housing policies, land use planning, and management.
    Transportation Planning: Planning and management of transportation systems in urban areas.
    Social and Cultural Dynamics of Cities: Understanding the social and cultural aspects of urban life.
    Research Methods in Urban Studies: Training in qualitative and quantitative research methods.

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